Larger suburban gardens give you more choice, since there is room to divide the plot, screen a seating area or hide a bin store. We talk through what you want, work around the lawn, shed and planting, and leave a clean finish. Send your address and photographs and we will get back to you.
Dividing and screening a generous garden
Gardens in Castle Bromwich are often long enough to split into zones, for example a patio near the house, a lawn, and a vegetable area at the far end. A short run of fence panel or slatted screen can mark these zones without closing the whole space in. We suggest where a screen will help most.
A screen across the garden does not need to be full height. A lower run with a trellis top divides the space but still lets light through, and plants can climb it. We set screens on concrete posts so they stay upright in the wind, and we space the posts to suit the panel width.
Slatted and horizontal fencing for a tidy modern look
Horizontal slatted fencing has a clean, contemporary look that suits a well-kept suburban garden. The boards run side by side with a small, even gap or a tight fit, depending on how much privacy you want. We fix them to sturdy posts and keep the spacing consistent along the whole run.
Slatted fencing needs level posts and accurate cutting, so we take extra care setting out. It pairs well with a patio or decking because the long horizontal lines run parallel to the paving. We can finish a run with a capping rail or leave a plain top, whichever you prefer.
Sheds, decking, planting and a tidy finish
Fencing next to a shed, decking or existing planting needs patience in Castle Bromwich as much as anywhere. We set posts to avoid shed bases and deck frames, protect shrubs while we work, and leave a small gap behind a shed where it meets the fence. We also work in Water Orton, Shard End, Coleshill and Bromford, and clear all waste away.
Questions about fencing in Castle Bromwich
Can you screen just part of my garden?
Yes. Many jobs are a single screen to hide a bin store, shade a seating area or divide off a play space. We fit it on concrete posts, match the height to what you want, and can finish the top with trellis if you would like climbing plants.
Is slatted fencing suitable for windy gardens?
It can be, provided the posts are set deep in concrete and the boards are fixed securely. A tight-fitted slatted fence acts much like a solid fence in the wind, so we sometimes suggest small gaps to let some air through and reduce the load.
Do you work around an existing shed or decking?
Yes. We measure around them, set the posts clear of bases and frames, and leave a small gap for air and access where a shed meets the fence. We take care not to disturb the structure and will tell you if anything needs moving first.
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